Local woman makes top 100 tech leaders
Adama Ibrahim from Wokingham hit the top 100 on Wednesday, November 13 when the list was published by the Financial Times, as part of a special report into diversity in...
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Christmas films focus for festive singalong in Charvil
THE SOUNDS of Christmas will be heard in Charvill village hall next month. A special singing afternoon is being organised by local music teacher Suzanne Newman and is aimed at...
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GIVING TREE: You’re giving great – those tags are flying off the trees!
YOU’RE GIVING, and you’re not showing signs of stopping! Organisers of The Giving Tree are struggling to keep up with demand for the annual festive appeal that ensure no child...
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First late night opening date for Wokingham town centre
LATE-night shopping will be on offer in Wokingham next week as local businesses work together ahead of Christmas. The event will run on Thursday, December 5 with shops in Peach...
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More than £1,000 raised for dementia charity in quiz night success
LAST month, a quiz night was held in support of Understanding Dementia — a UK charity changing the way society sees dementia. Raising more than £1,000 for the charity, organisers...
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300 carol singers turn out to switch-on Hurst’s Christmas lights
More than 300 carol singers launched their festive preparations at the lighting of their village Christmas tree. The evening on Sunday celebrated 15 years since the big switch-on was started...
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The 12 ways of Christmas: fire service’s top festive tips to stay safe
THE FIRE brigade is calling on Wokingham Paper readers to enjoy their Christmas, but to do so safely. Although fire safety is important year-round, Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service...
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Wokingham borough’s sports stars honoured in annual awards
THE BOROUGH'S sports stars were again recognised in the annual Wokingham Borough Council sports awards. Held at Holme Grange School in Wokingham on Friday, a host of awards were handed...
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Save the date for the 2020 Twyford Beer Festival
GET YOUR beer goggles on: organisers of a real ale event have got 2020 vision. The date has been set for the annual Twyford Beer Festival, which will once again...
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Deep clean for Wokingham’s Market Place from tomorrow
THE CLEANING fairy will be out in Wokingham next week, with a deep clean of the town’s Market Place starting on Monday. All of the newly laid York stone in...
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